American was Shocked by Europeans' English Differences!!

Do you think Europeans' English accents are different?
Today, we invited 5 pannels from Spain, Greece, Germany, Belgium and Italia
And see how they speak English words in their accents!
Also, please follow our pannels!
🇺🇸 @christinakd92
🇧🇪 @micsimonique
🇮🇹 Guilia @giuvember
🇩🇪 Ria @riapauline
🇪🇸 Miki @mikibenavente
🇬🇷 Ellda @elladast8

[@corsarodoro7890]

More Italian and Greek in your videos!

[@henri191]

"I thnik everyone was a little...similar ?" 😂

[@ChristinaDonnelly]

I had such a great time participating in this video with everyone! Hope you all enjoyed it! -Christina 🇺🇸

[@Ikhsan2707]

you are the best Ikhsan says greeting from Indonesia

[@acolombo]

The Spanish girl's accent is too good to represent Spanish people

[@module79l28]

She hardly has one.

[@david11984]

O sea que si una española habla bien es que hay dudas de que sea española, ahora si una alemana, francesa, noruega habla bien no se dice nada. Menudo comentario

[@janslavik5284]

Yeah, Andrea from eSpain would be more interesting 😆

[@angyliv8040]

It depends on your English level. In Spain there’re a lot of people that speaks English so well that you will be surprised. It’s a prejudice.

[@MW_Asura]

Either she was born in Spain but grew up in the US (which would hardly make her Spanish), or she's an American that immigrated to Spain and got citizenship recently lol. Because there's no way she's a native Spanish from birth. Even her name isn't Spanish

[@analuizahenriques1703]

Giulia saying writting a letter and don't saying it's a waste of ink is so on point!! Sometimes I still get angry in French because of it

[@nathanspeed9683]

I would never guessed Miki is from Spain 🇪🇸, to me she has an US native accent. Maybe she's lived in the US for a good amount of time. Definitely different compared with the strong Spanish accent with Andrea or Claudias English.

[@naialaka3148]

yeah Miki's accent is not the common Spanish accent, she is too good in English to guess she is Spanish😂

[@xalau5270]

I totally agree

[@FlyingFox86]

Yup, she totally sounded like she could just be American to my ears.

[@Ne0n.skyline]

Same, she sounded like a Native American English speaker to me too.

[@nwntasgotsis1353]

The greek girl is literally named greece, but in thw greek way we call greece, greece in our language we call it ellada, and the girl is called ellada that's so wild lmao

[@thechannel5901]

Ναι, αυτό σκέφτηκα κι εγώ!

[@dlingfasin6826]

hippie ahh parents lmao.

[@effrosyni]

The Greek girls sound like she is from Cyprus , only by her name and pronunciation, but being from Cyprus or being from Greece they both considered Greek .

[@VICKY08TZ]

Exactly, she must be from Cyprus that's why she is so ignorant of the greek language! I'm so upset they used a cypriot to talk about the greek language - she knew nothing and was mispronouncing the words!!

[@effrosyni]

@@VICKY08TZ it's not that she didn't know anything, I think it's more that she knew things from her own dialect.😃

[@VICKY08TZ]

@@effrosyni she calleed greek a Latin language! That's IGNORANT, to say the least!

[@effrosyni]

@@VICKY08TZ I will agree with that .

[@escfuego]

The spanish girl sounds totally american😳

[@HaunaMyKiki]

9:34- "This is the way we talk in Tuscon, Arizonia!"

[@woshinideaihao]

Christina's face is beautiful

[@henri191]

Things that i noticed : "r" sound from the Italy lady and "z" sound from the Germany lady. P.s : the half-ukrainian influenced the accent from the Greece lady

[@audhumbla6927]

ahaaaa!! thanks for that information, I wonderd why she didnt look or sound like I remember greek :'D Its a bit confusing when they have mixed girls, the spanish girl here sounds also american? And before they had girld with african roots for scandinavian languages, it just confuses it all, when we are supposed to listen to accent but there are several :P

[@AnnRen-nh4ur]

@@audhumbla6927 She's not mixed. Greek and Ukrainian are both white European ethnicities. Also, many full Greeks look exactly like her. How dark do you think Greeks are lol. You are a typical Turk who spews anti-Greek propaganda.

[@Hellenic_ionian08]

Nope, for the Greek lady, what influenced the accent wasn't Ukrainian. It's possible that she is from Cyprus because her accent sounds Cypriot (I cannot describe it but it sounds Cypriot) And besides, the name Elláda isn't common in Greece, while it's very common in Cyprus.

[@sannarta]

Such a friendly vibe

[@Noah_ol11]

The english speakers countries apart , the country that i can recognize the english more easy is Germany , 'cause of so many german member had been on the channel , after Germany probably Spain

[@attila0323]

Interesting 'cos for me the Spanish girl (Miki) sounds like a native English speaker. But Germany is sure recognizable, maybe because I learnt German for four years, or just in Europe it's more common to hear. The most distinctive countries here are Greece, Germany and Belgium...at least for me.

[@ristaariani6178]

IMO, the admin crew should get the English words that really sounds different for each country, so it would be significant the differences 😅

[@atttalvarez]

Oh Gosh. Christina's skin care is top notch. The Korean influence is evident. She's really pretty.

[@Starsnotdiamonds]

The Spanish girl speaks really clearly and well! Everyone speaks very well!

[@michelefrau6072]

"Well, not that shocked"

[@tresenie]

The is perhaps one of the strongest words as i've heared so many ways like: ze, se, te, fe,...

[@101steel4]

The American lady isn't great at pronouncing English words. The German lady was right to correct her on news.

[@ManuelRuiz-xi7bt]

And the Dutch would say 'heppy', 'Nesdeq', 'trem', 'deshbord', 'kerreven', and so on. Micah almost went into that direction.

[@tresenie]

I'm Flemish and as a little kid a teacher tried to make me say jerrycen and kerreven and i never protested so hard. It sounded so wrong on so many levels, no idea how my English was at the time but i probably knew a bit already.

[@Xarmutinha]

Oooooooh thats why Ellada sounds like a Cypriot.....ok!

[@iervasigiuseppe7289]

Giulia,lovely girl, has such a strong northern italian accent that it is recognaizible even when she speaks english

[@oldstyleman3819]

Giulia has a clear central italian accent (Umbria).

[@grifter25]

@@oldstyleman3819 She is from Milan.

[@GestressteKatze]

she's so pretty and i love her accent

[@FantasyandScienceFiction]

​@@oldstyleman3819 Da che cosa deduci che venga dall'Umbria?

[@oldstyleman3819]

@@FantasyandScienceFiction From the accent. When she Speaks in italian it is very clear. Probably from Perugia.

[@CouCone_official]

As a greek person 1. I would say "Feis" 2. I would say "Niouz" 3. I would say "Hapi" 4. I would say "Similar" 5. I would say "Caou" 6. I would say "Vaiou" 7. I would say "Probabli"

[@nikostheofanidis9970]

Valiou you mean not vaiou, u forgot the l

[@CouCone_official]

@@nikostheofanidis9970 No Im saying my accent!- I say it vaiou

[@nikostheofanidis9970]

@@CouCone_official αφού valiou (βαλιου) το προφέρουμε όχι βαιου

[@CouCone_official]

Εγγώ βάιου το λέω όχι βάλιου. Αν το λέμε βάλιου θα ακούγεται περίεργα

[@unafacciaunarazza]

that is CheapRass English, not English spoken by people who actually know English

[@melaniegrace7707]

I love these videos but I really hope next time they do full sentences it would be much more interesting and you’d hear the differences much more clearly

[@MrJovon321]

Ellada was very astute to point out the ending 's' sound in 'news'. I'm a native English speaker and didn't pick up on that until she pointed it out. I say it more like Ria, 's' becomes voiced > nooz. At first I picked up on how everyone, except maybe Giulia, pronounced it similar to n(y)oos.

[@Biguardone2]

Christina should be the last one to pronounce the words, otherwise the influence on the rest is inevitable.

[@marydavis5234]

They start with the person, who is a native English speaker.

[@Biguardone2]

@@marydavis5234 It is exactly why it should not be done this way.

[@marydavis5234]

@@Biguardone2 when they pronounce words in English, they always start with the native English speaker, if Lauren was there instead of Christina, she would have gone first, because she is from the UK.

[@Biguardone2]

@@marydavis5234 The problem is not Christina, the problem is the strategy, regardless of who starts talking. It could be Christina, Lauren, Jabba the Hutt or Vampirella.

[@marydavis5234]

@@Biguardone2 that is the way it’s done,if you don’t like it, don’t watch it.

[@lovl4ever]

Χαχαχα ταυτίζομαι με την Ιταλίδα😂😂😂 είναι πολύ εγώ δεν μπορωωω😂😂😂😂😂

[@VICKY08TZ]

Ναι, γιατί με την "Ελληνίδα" δεν ταυτίστηκε κανένας μας.. Που το βρήκαν αυτό το βούρλο?

[@Siliaa]

Is Ellada like Greek Cypriot and not Greek from Greece? She has a somewhat Cypriot accent when speaking Greek plus her name is not common in Greece (idk if it's common in Cyprus)

[@VICKY08TZ]

Yes, she must be cypriot! Shame they used her to represent Greece! She is completely uneducated.

[@EddieReischl]

Honestly, it's very impressive how well everyone pronounces English. Took some Spanish 40 years ago in high school, learning German on my own now. A simple word like "face", using the German alphabet, would prolly (probably) be pronounced "fah say", so they all have to get in the mindset of "these are English words". What we can all probly (also probably) agree on is that the new spelling for "probably" should be either "prolly" or "probly". Probably. 🙃

[@officialvvsbaby]

I think Prolly is Better than Probly. it feels more natural to say "Pro-lly" than "Pro-bly" that extra b feels unnecessary & slightly awkward

[@yiannishadjiloizou5501]

As far as beauty contests :3rd German 2nd Italian.... and the winner is Miss Spain!!!!! ❤

[@Ice_V]

Most of them sounded same. For example, I learned British English, but my pronunciation is mixed (British/American) PS: So, Ellada is Pontic Greek. I thougt so😁

[@thcyprus]

Ellada sounds Cypriot.

[@pennybleta9721]

​@@thcyprusThey both have accents so it may be why. There's a lot of Greek local dialects.

[@lonelylionsingle7582]

If I was a producer for a tv-network looking for a News-Anchor.. based only on just the voice, sound, and pronocation. I would hire Giulia , her's is clear yet soft in the pronocation and easy to listen to when you want hear the news..her voice has that versatility to able handle such pressure in her tone that are calming as well

[@nicolalambertiscarpa9533]

All right but you mispelled her name :) it’s Giulia, the way you wrote it would be pronounced as “Goo-ee-lya” in Italian

[@lonelylionsingle7582]

@@nicolalambertiscarpa9533 of course the pronunciations are different in reading and speaking but I wrote it same as they did when they introduced her that's how they wrote it down

[@redme7828]

I think the accents we hear from girls aren't necessarily the accents of those regions they came from. I think this is rather the matter of their personal pronunciation.

[@shweshwa9202]

Regions?

[@redme7828]

@@shweshwa9202 Yes. Usually people from the same region (country, city etc) have similar accents i.e pronunciation but sometimes they differ.

[@kakelia123gr]

​​@@redme7828even pronunciation among us differs. I mean I'm Greek and I pronounce the words nothing like the girl in the video. But I think she's probably lived somewhere else cause in another video her Greek wasn't super clear either

[@marvinnauwelaers5049]

belgium is like a ninja, they have 3 official languages that is the same as their neighbours (german, french and dutch) wich makes totally different accents depending their main language.

[@katii1997]

accent: a distinctive way you sound /pronounce when talking in another language because of you nativ language dialect: same lanuage with different ways of pronounciation, different words that are being used etc. accent- different language dialect- same language diffrent way of talking

[@katram11]

Actually, Ellada is what we Greek call Greece in Greek!

[@rebeccaestrada9141]

I love watching this channel. To get a better understanding of accents it would be important to hear full sentences. Pronouncing words by themselves brings very little differentiation.

[@madeinheavenbygod]

no way the named a greek greece 😭

[@carolinegraham5496]

First!!!!!! I love watching the channel!!

[@Ikhsan2707]

I'm interested yeah seeya fam soon

[@giadagiuggiola0272]

The Spanish girl has American accent, probably she lives in US since she was a child

[@Starsnotdiamonds]

I’d like to hear a Brit toooo lol

[@unafacciaunarazza]

And I was wondering why Ellada's Hellenic pronunciation was off and by off I mean she doesn't sound like Athenian but maybe from countryside, the half Hellene and half Ukrainian explains!

[@2dimitropolis370]

We say news as British, so ñuzzzz

[@nicoanker1343]

I like the girls from Germany Belgium and Italy.

[@delta606]

"Ellada-Ελλάδα" is literally the name of the country Greece in Greek. Weird name tbh

[@aryaamootaghi3248]

Dont know why I hear the Spanish lady is putting so much effort into making herself sound american 😃

[@reaux3921]

She’s probably American

[@orianamandi]

I just have to say this, I'm soooo impressed with Miki's accent in English. It's the first time that I see a Spanish person ACTUALLY having a good accent, most Spanish people have a really heavy Spanish accent when they speak English. Bravo to Miki👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@101steel4]

She doesn't have an English accent, she has an American accent.

[@reaux3921]

That’s because she’s not Spanish 😂 she’s clearly from America or raised there at least

[@Danie1Montana777]

Why the German didn’t say face at the beginning too?😄

[@EddieReischl]

She was trying to save face. Smart girl.

[@Danie1Montana777]

@@EddieReischl I want a German gf now

[@CarterKey6]

The German girl pronounces News like a lot of Americans not sure why everyone was being nitpicking

[@101steel4]

The American pronounced it nooz

[@CarterKey6]

@@101steel4 in America people say it differently this one girl is not representative of all Americans. One state in America is the size of most countries

[@101steel4]

@@CarterKey6 she's representing America in this video. Tbh I've never heard an American pronounce it the English way before.

[@CarterKey6]

@@101steel4 my point was I felt she was harsh towards the German. I get the premise but for her to say that’s not right but it is the way a lot of Americans would pronounce it.

[@cartier2312]

Byeee ❤

[@ManuelRuiz-xi7bt]

And Germans say 'sahn' (German short 'a') instead of 'sun'.

[@nigelriley5538]

There is quite a lot of rising intonation on this video, even in single words. It would certainly be different with older people.

[@Verbalaesthet]

I had to look it up in the dictionary because it was so surprising that they commented on the "news" ending of the German girl. Turns out the dictionary says "z" pronunciation is correct just like she said it, not "s". German exactness ;-) ;-)

[@hunchbackaudio]

In German you’re supposed to pronounce an “s” almost as a “z”. That’s why you hear that in their accent.

[@michelefrau6072]

And usually we Italians pronounce news with the same voiced s, /nju:z/, I think Giulia overcorrected herself by listening Christina first

[@EddieReischl]

Yeah, in Wisconsin in the US, we say "nooz". Ria learned British RP, so she says "newz". Sounds good to me. We have the English word "noose" which has the "s" sound, and we do not want to accidentally confuse people into thinking we wanted them to grab some rope.

[@GestressteKatze]

@@hunchbackaudio i'm german and we have both the s and the z sound but it's just all written with an "s" and we don't really notice a difference between the two sounds cause it doesn't make a real difference in our language.

[@Verbalaesthet]

@@hunchbackaudio Well, not really. Because at the end of a word we don't do that in German. But the English dictionary says that the word news is pronounced with a z sound at the end. She just said it correctly.

[@universalsubliminals1174]

i think next time, the american shouldnt pronounce the words first because then we'll get to hear now they would have pronounced it without hearing it spoken from a native x

[@101steel4]

She's hardly a native, she's an American.

[@K-pop4everz]

Why didn't the Germany girl say face? 😂

[@thisisnthenry]

Giulia es tan bella 😻😽❤

[@karllogan8809]

Maybe the Spanish girl was born in Spain but grew up in America, she has no accent whatsoever.

[@karllogan8809]

As for Ellada, she has the thickest accent, followed by Guilia, then Ria, then Micah, Micah has an accent, but it's pretty subtle. Now that she mentions it, yea you can hear Ellada's Russo-Greek accent. 6:06

[@101steel4]

She has an American accent, when speaking English.

[@vooides]

She is 100% Spanish. You can hear his native accent when speaking spanish

[@angyML]

Velo? Really? 8:28 at least the subtitles put doble L in this case. Velo actually sounds more like the French word for bike.

[@samuelpreciado1336]

Pelo which means hair, just as she said.

[@Albens00]

She said pelo, although velo is a word in spanish too (means veil)

[@alexandermacneil4430]

Get some Canadian newfies on here! xD...or even some Toronto mans. Canada exists!

[@jennyirelan9017]

American English is my first language, and I hear no accent in Miki's English. If I met her on the street where I'm from I would assume she had grown up there too.

[@user-xb1cr1hl8d]

Greek girl name is the greek word for Greece 😂😂😂

[@Jadhavansh]

You should have added Indian English as well!😂

[@DanDaMan92790]

Is it me, or does the girl from Spain sound American? Lol

[@user-it9zd3vk9u]

Why they are not wearing shoes?

[@Maria-rt8vz]

The greek girl has the stronger accent

[@VICKY08TZ]

Because she must be from Cyprus, not Greece. They speak a different dialect there, not proper greek

[@nikostheofanidis9970]

I'm Greek and she's say only the L with stronger accent. Even macedonians (Greeks) we don't call the L so heavy 😂 (is a meme about macedonians Greeks north Greeks that we call the L little heavier than the other Greeks)

[@LeChat_Oleksii]

They're too good in English) In other case it can be "лэт ми спик фром май харт")

[@reaux3921]

There’s 2 Americans there…

[@attila0323]

I think this would be more interesting with full sentences, and with words it would be fun to see how native English speakers react on how others would write the words down in their native languages based on pronunciation. For example news in Hungarian would be "nyúz".

[@tayumtamut9745]

I love United Kingdom and America🇺🇸

[@user-mq6qx1yy2p]

i feel like miki is American or at least North American but it's so cool to see the differences in accents!

[@SarahPerez-ty8it]

America is a country from North America continent: USA and Canada

[@STRYKER1467]

I keep seeing the same is there no russian girl...

[@davidtandi1294]

Ria from germany is the most witty one. 🧠🧠🧠

[@haraldtoepfer233]

Hmm Spanish speaker sounds liitle bit like she just copies the original one haha.

[@turnerd20]

the Spanish person sounds American

[@svenkruger9633]

Five Girls wearing White socks

[@anavizc5894]

Spanish girl sounds nothing like one.

[@bdegrds]

Christina now gets a special royal chair away from the commoners lol

[@simonepunzo4890]

Vorrei dire a Giulia perché deve dire sempre che l'italiano è simile allo spagnolo? Cara Giulia non c'è niente di più falso, ma in questo modo non valorizzi la nostra lingua e né tantomeno permetti agli stranieri di volerla studiare o conoscerla. Giulia sii più coraggiosa e porta in alto la nostra bellissima lingua.

[@DavidAlfonso-kf1jb]

I watch these girls to practice my listening. They give very useful advice and it's a beauty channel.

[@CupContender]

Wow y’all hate Canada or what? I can’t find a single vid with my people in it

[@nathanspeed9683]

There's been a couple but it's been a very long time when a Canadian was on. You'll find them back about a year ago. This is filmed in Seoul, South Korea so there maybe not many Canadians available at this current time.

[@EdgarRenje]

Ze Germans are famous for our z's ;'D

[@TTDahl]

I think as a Norwegian I would say "Simm-u-laar" (Similar)

[@VICKY08TZ]

Where did they find this "Greek" girl??! She said Greek is a Latin language - WTF!! She knew nothing, she was pronouncing the words incorrectly - jesus - she is frustrating to watch! 😤 Thank God the Italian girl was correcting her...! I get the feeling she is not from Greece but from Cyprus.. I live in Cyprus and they say they word "cheretisma" here, instead of chirapsia. This would explain her ignorance in the greek language - Cypriots speak a cypriot dialect not proper greek. Also her accent in Greek is Cypriot.. I'm so upset they used this girl to represent Greece, instead of someone educated.

[@CinCee-]

That chick does NOT have a Boston accent at all.

[@mauro_skiracer2719]

🇧🇪🇧🇪🇪🇺

[@wydroshu_]

😅

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

So far my favorite girl is Ria 😍🥰😘 from Germany followed by Christina from USA 😃

[@unoreversecard4348]

These comments are just all horny old af people like ur creepy bro

[@user-uw2mf6nh1g]

η ελληνιδα πιο πολυ σαν κυπρια ακουγοταν. χαχαχαχα

[@missawndr3395]

The spanish girl sounds american to me, she doesn't have the usual accent that spanish people have when they speak english

[@MW_Asura]

Either she was born in Spain but grew up in the US (which would hardly make her Spanish), or she's an American that immigrated to Spain and got citizenship recently lol. Because there's no way she's a native Spanish from birth. Even her name isn't Spanish

[@bre_me]

She doesn't look Spanish. I bet she's of immigrant background, so maybe there's some English speaking heritage there. She does sound American.

[@capeverdeanprincess4444]

Maybe she perfected her English. Why y’all mad??

[@missawndr3395]

@@capeverdeanprincess4444 Nobody's mad? just pointing it out

[@vooides]

She is 100% Spanish and her Spanish is 101% native.

[@dubmait]

The spanish girl doesnt sound spanish

[@Ama94947]

Yes Its true!! Iberian Spanish on English would sound similar to Greek..

[@MW_Asura]

Either she was born in Spain but grew up in the US (which would hardly make her Spanish), or she's an American that immigrated to Spain and got citizenship recently lol. Because there's no way she's a native Spanish from birth. Even her name isn't Spanish

[@dubmait]

@@Ama94947 ye she sounds american

[@AlfonsoEspina]

@@MW_Asura She has an international school accent. Most likely she was born and raised in Spain but studied her whole life in international schools. One of my friends from Spain has her accent because she went to international school.

[@vooides]

She does in Spanish, 100% native

[@MrJGxx]

Chose better words or sentences. Too similar. Fire the intern!

[@Worldaffairslover]

That “Spanish” girl is not Spanish ☠️

[@vooides]

Of course she is, tolai

[@rodri6095]

Why in the world this thing is needs? Nothing more useful than this?

[@npmm24]

The black girl does not sound spanish at all... she is not from Spain, maybe from Dominican Republic, and she imitates english like a parrot, but not quite...?

[@DanDaMan92790]

She is from Spain, each girl in the beginning of the video say where they are from.

[@lordatc3176]

What a racist comment here?! She says she's from Madrid! Please remove your dirty language from this channel!

[@vooides]

Cuanto ignorante racista hay por aquí 🤮💩 Es 100% española. Her Spanish is 101% native from Spain. And in Spain there are black people.

[@carlosp1106]

​@SeranPCsi tiene acento 100% español.

[@carlosp1106]

@SeranPC soy español, me vas a decir que acento tiene? 😂 Tiene acento madrileño

[@Marek-MAROGO]

Where is the Polish representative?🤔